Has anyone asked or wondered how the daylight savings time switch will affect the first day of the 2007 deer season.
Congress changed the "spring forward" and "fall back" dates in an effort to save energy....dont get me started on that one.
However, now the "fall back" weekend will be the first weekend in Nov....I already have a hard enough time sleeping right on that weekend. Now I wonder....will the deer be up earlier or later....haha.

About all I remember is Spring forward and fall back. I know that it makes it tough to figure out what time to set the deer feeders to work before the time is switched so it will work aftr the time is switched. (Hope that makes sense)

Damned time change....yeah guess I'm an old geezer. I live in Indiana and for about 35 yrs. we stayed on the same time, the year round[eastern standard time]. There are 4 time zones in the US. I just wish they would leave everybody on the same time in their zone the year round. okay, enough rant.

Mad Dog

I know that it makes it tough to figure out what time to set the deer feeders to work before the time is switched so it will work aftr the time is switched.

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It's like my outside light timer; if you don't do anything it still comes on at the same time relative to sunrise/sunset.....

If they would just leave the time alone and let it stay the same all year round it would be much better. At least the Amish have enough common sense to leave their time the same all year round.

And Arizonans.

And Saskatchewanians.

In Europe time still changes on the 1st. Thank god.